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PPSC Physics Chapter 5 Waves and Wave Properties of Light MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Echoes arise from
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Reflection
Refraction
Diffraction
Dispersion of sound waves
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Question # 2
Beats are the result of.
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Interference
Doppler's effect
Ultrasound
Polarization
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Question # 3
On which parameter the path difference between two interfering waves depends upon.
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Amplitude
Pitch
Intensity
Phase angle
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Question # 4
The pitch of sound a determined by its
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Speed
Frequency
Direction
Number of beats
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Question # 5
Waves that have the same direction of vibration as their direction of travel are.
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Longitudinal waves
Transverse wave
Standing waves
hair wave
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Question # 6
Sound of frequencies lower than 20 Hz are called.
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Supersonics
Infra sonics
Ultrasonic
Audible sound waves
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Question # 7
The wavelength is the distance along the line of wave propagation between two successive particles which have equal
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Velocities
Phases
Amplitude
Displacements
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Question # 8
Sounds of frequencies higher than 20,000 Hz are called.
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Super sonics
Infrasonic
Ultrasounds
Audible sound waves
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Question # 9
Which of the following factor will not affect the speed of sound i a medium.
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Temperature
Pressure
Humidity
Mass
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Question # 10
The energy following per second through a unit area held perpendicular to the direction of wave is.
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The loudness of the sound waves
The pitch of the sound waves
The intensity level of sound waves
The intensity of sound waves
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Question # 11
If Young's experiment is performed in water. which of the following change will occur.
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Fringe width will increases
Fringe width will decreases
Fringe width will remain unchanged
No fringe will be seen
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Question # 12
A girl standing 150 m in front of tall building fires a pistol A boy standing 350 m behind her hears two bangs 1 s apart from this information what is the speed of sound in air.
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150 m s-1
300 m s-1
280 m s-1
330 m s-1
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Question # 13
When mas of a string is increased 4 times its original valve, the velocity of the wave.
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Becomes double
Reduces to one half
Reduces to one fourth
Increases 4 times to its original value
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Question # 14
The phase different between the particles vibrating's between two consecutive nodes is.
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0
Lamda /2
2
2 lamda
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Question # 15
x-rays can cause fluorescence in materials such as
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Cadmium
Zinc sulphide
Palatinocyanide
All of these
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Question # 16
If the wavelength of a wave is 1 cm and its period is 0.02 s , velocity of the wave will be
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20 cm s-1
50 m s-1
60 cm s-1
100 cm s-1
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Question # 17
Two sources of sound are said to be in resonance when.
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They look like similar
They produce sound of same frequency
They are enacted by the same agent
They differ from each other
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Question # 18
The ripple tank is used to study various features of
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Wave phenomenon
Interferences
Doppler's effect
Reverberation
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Question # 19
In an oscillating system damping means reduction in
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Frequency
Wavelength
Amplitude
Period
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Question # 20
The heat frequency is the
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Sum of the two frequenceis
Produce of the two frequency
Difference of the two frequencies
Ratio of the two frequencies
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Question # 21
The fact that the edge of a shadow formed by a point source of light shining on an object is not sharp is an example of.
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Refraction
Diffraction
Polarization
Dispersion
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